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2024-03-02T02:15:58Z

Fireheart&: Past tense the CPV.

2024-02-08T16:10:11Z

Past tense the CPV.

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	The '''Contraproprioceptive Virus''' (CPV) is a tailored virus designed to crash a specific [[cladist]] on [[the System]]. For most of the System's history, it was the primary method of killing individuals sys-side. Viral constructs ~~are~~ often knives, syringes, or other menacing objects.<ref>[https://post-self.ink/about/universe/ The Post-Self Universe]</ref> In order for an [[instance]] to be affected, the construct must ~~instill~~ an anticipation of danger and cause some kind of injury. Poisons and benign objects ~~are~~ inadequate because they do not draw a self-evident connection between the viral construct and the victim; the [[the consensual dream\|symbolism]] of killing ''is'' the vector by which CPV ~~afflicts~~ an instance.		The '''Contraproprioceptive Virus''' (CPV) was a tailored virus designed to crash a specific [[cladist]] on [[the System]]. For most of the System's history, it was the primary method of killing individuals sys-side. Viral constructs were often knives, syringes, or other menacing objects.<ref>[https://post-self.ink/about/universe/ The Post-Self Universe]</ref> In order for an [[instance]] to be affected, the construct must have instilled an anticipation of danger and cause some kind of injury. Poisons and benign objects were inadequate because they did not draw a self-evident connection between the viral construct and the victim; the [[the consensual dream\|symbolism]] of killing ''was'' the vector by which CPV afflicted an instance.

	An instance ~~who~~ afflicted with CPV ~~suffers~~ an unravelling of their [[sensorium]], subjecting them to alien and inhumane sensations that very often ~~coerce the instance~~ to [[quit]]. Those who ~~endure will~~ eventually [[~~crash~~]] as a consequence of CPV, and the resulting [[core dump]] is seldom recoverable. Particularly savvy victims ~~may~~ manage to [[fork]] away the virus, although they ~~would have~~ only seconds to do so and a great deal of agony to grit their teeth against and ~~will likely suffer~~ long-term instability regardless.		An instance afflicted with CPV suffered an unravelling of their [[sensorium]], subjecting them to alien and inhumane sensations that very often coerced them to [[quit]]. Those who endured eventually [[crashed]] as a consequence of CPV, and the resulting [[core dump]] was seldom recoverable. Particularly savvy victims could manage to [[fork]] away the virus, although they had only seconds to do so and a great deal of agony to grit their teeth against and often suffered long-term instability regardless.

	~~The~~ means to create viral constructs is a closely-guarded secret~~, and CPV is rarely used~~. After [[the Century Attack]], the bug that enabled CPV to function was removed, rendering all viral constructs inert.<ref>''[[Marsh]]''</ref> ''[[On the Perils of Memory]]'' made it known to the public, and most cladists ~~will~~ recognize it ~~when~~ they ~~see~~ it. Crashing as a result of CPV is not a subtle affair; the afflicted instance ~~dissolves~~ into voxels as their avatar is corrupted by their unravelling sense of self. Most victims ~~scream~~ through the entire ordeal, their voices increasingly distorted until they finally quit or ~~crash~~. Witnessing the use of CPV is as traumatic as witnessing a brutal murder because one ''~~has~~'' witnessed a brutal murder.		CPV was seldom used, and the means to create viral constructs is a closely-guarded secret. After [[the Century Attack]], the bug that enabled CPV to function was removed, rendering all viral constructs inert.<ref>''[[Marsh]]''</ref> ''[[On the Perils of Memory]]'' made it known to the public, and most cladists after {{Systime\|2314}} would recognize it if they saw it in use. Crashing as a result of CPV was not a subtle affair; the afflicted instance dissolved into voxels as their avatar became corrupted by their unravelling sense of self. Most victims screamed through the entire ordeal, their voices increasingly distorted until they finally quit or crashed. Witnessing the use of CPV was as traumatic as witnessing a brutal murder because one ''had'' witnessed a brutal murder.

Fireheart&: Add reference. Fix link.

2024-02-08T16:05:29Z

Add reference. Fix link.

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	The '''Contraproprioceptive Virus''' (CPV) is a tailored virus designed to crash a specific [[cladist]] on [[the System]]. For most of the System's history, it was the primary method of killing individuals sys-side. Viral constructs are often knives, syringes, or other menacing objects.<ref>https://post-self.ink/about/universe/</ref> In order for an [[instance]] to be affected, the construct must instill an anticipation of danger and cause some kind of injury. Poisons and benign objects are inadequate because they do not draw a self-evident connection between the viral construct and the victim; the [[the consensual dream\|symbolism]] of killing ''is'' the vector by which CPV afflicts an instance.		The '''Contraproprioceptive Virus''' (CPV) is a tailored virus designed to crash a specific [[cladist]] on [[the System]]. For most of the System's history, it was the primary method of killing individuals sys-side. Viral constructs are often knives, syringes, or other menacing objects.<ref>[https://post-self.ink/about/universe/ The Post-Self Universe]</ref> In order for an [[instance]] to be affected, the construct must instill an anticipation of danger and cause some kind of injury. Poisons and benign objects are inadequate because they do not draw a self-evident connection between the viral construct and the victim; the [[the consensual dream\|symbolism]] of killing ''is'' the vector by which CPV afflicts an instance.

	An instance who afflicted with CPV suffers an unravelling of their [[sensorium]], subjecting them to alien and inhumane sensations that very often coerce the instance to [[quit]]. Those who endure will eventually [[crash]] as a consequence of CPV, and the resulting [[core dump]] is seldom recoverable. Particularly savvy victims may manage to [[fork]] away the virus, although they would have only seconds to do so and a great deal of agony to grit their teeth against and will likely suffer long-term instability regardless.		An instance who afflicted with CPV suffers an unravelling of their [[sensorium]], subjecting them to alien and inhumane sensations that very often coerce the instance to [[quit]]. Those who endure will eventually [[crash]] as a consequence of CPV, and the resulting [[core dump]] is seldom recoverable. Particularly savvy victims may manage to [[fork]] away the virus, although they would have only seconds to do so and a great deal of agony to grit their teeth against and will likely suffer long-term instability regardless.

	The means to create viral constructs is a closely-guarded secret, and CPV is rarely used. After [[the Century Attack]], the bug that enabled CPV to function was removed, rendering all viral constructs inert. ''[[On the Perils of Memory]]'' made it known to the public, and most cladists will recognize it when they see it. Crashing as a result of CPV is not a subtle affair; the afflicted instance dissolves into voxels as their avatar is corrupted by their unravelling sense of self. Most victims scream through the entire ordeal, their voices increasingly distorted until they finally quit or crash. Witnessing the use of CPV is as traumatic as witnessing a brutal murder because one ''has'' witnessed a brutal murder.		The means to create viral constructs is a closely-guarded secret, and CPV is rarely used. After [[the Century Attack]], the bug that enabled CPV to function was removed, rendering all viral constructs inert.<ref>''[[Marsh]]''</ref> ''[[On the Perils of Memory]]'' made it known to the public, and most cladists will recognize it when they see it. Crashing as a result of CPV is not a subtle affair; the afflicted instance dissolves into voxels as their avatar is corrupted by their unravelling sense of self. Most victims scream through the entire ordeal, their voices increasingly distorted until they finally quit or crash. Witnessing the use of CPV is as traumatic as witnessing a brutal murder because one ''has'' witnessed a brutal murder.

Fireheart&: Century Attack note.

2024-02-08T16:03:42Z

Century Attack note.

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	An instance who afflicted with CPV suffers an unravelling of their [[sensorium]], subjecting them to alien and inhumane sensations that very often coerce the instance to [[quit]]. Those who endure will eventually [[crash]] as a consequence of CPV, and the resulting [[core dump]] is seldom recoverable. Particularly savvy victims may manage to [[fork]] away the virus, although they would have only seconds to do so and a great deal of agony to grit their teeth against and will likely suffer long-term instability regardless.		An instance who afflicted with CPV suffers an unravelling of their [[sensorium]], subjecting them to alien and inhumane sensations that very often coerce the instance to [[quit]]. Those who endure will eventually [[crash]] as a consequence of CPV, and the resulting [[core dump]] is seldom recoverable. Particularly savvy victims may manage to [[fork]] away the virus, although they would have only seconds to do so and a great deal of agony to grit their teeth against and will likely suffer long-term instability regardless.

	The means to create viral constructs is a closely-guarded secret, and CPV is rarely used. ''[[On the Perils of Memory]]'' made it known to the public, and most cladists will recognize it when they see it. Crashing as a result of CPV is not a subtle affair; the afflicted instance dissolves into voxels as their avatar is corrupted by their unravelling sense of self. Most victims scream through the entire ordeal, their voices increasingly distorted until they finally quit or crash. Witnessing the use of CPV is as traumatic as witnessing a brutal murder because one ''has'' witnessed a brutal murder.		The means to create viral constructs is a closely-guarded secret, and CPV is rarely used. After [[the Century Attack]], the bug that enabled CPV to function was removed, rendering all viral constructs inert. ''[[On the Perils of Memory]]'' made it known to the public, and most cladists will recognize it when they see it. Crashing as a result of CPV is not a subtle affair; the afflicted instance dissolves into voxels as their avatar is corrupted by their unravelling sense of self. Most victims scream through the entire ordeal, their voices increasingly distorted until they finally quit or crash. Witnessing the use of CPV is as traumatic as witnessing a brutal murder because one ''has'' witnessed a brutal murder.

Fireheart&: Edits and elaboration.

2024-02-08T16:01:16Z

Edits and elaboration.

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	The '''Contraproprioceptive Virus''' (CPV) is a tailored virus designed to crash a specific ~~Instance~~ on the System~~, leaving behind an unrecoverable Core Dump~~. For most of the System's history, it was the primary method of killing individuals ~~Sys~~-~~Side~~. ~~CPVs typically adopt a form on Sys-Side in a manner similar to a Construct~~, ~~typically one symbolically associated with death~~ or ~~assassination~~.<ref>https://post-self.ink/about/universe/</ref>		The '''Contraproprioceptive Virus''' (CPV) is a tailored virus designed to crash a specific [[cladist]] on [[the System]]. For most of the System's history, it was the primary method of killing individuals sys-side. Viral constructs are often knives, syringes, or other menacing objects.<ref>https://post-self.ink/about/universe/</ref> In order for an [[instance]] to be affected, the construct must instill an anticipation of danger and cause some kind of injury. Poisons and benign objects are inadequate because they do not draw a self-evident connection between the viral construct and the victim; the [[the consensual dream\|symbolism]] of killing ''is'' the vector by which CPV afflicts an instance.

			An instance who afflicted with CPV suffers an unravelling of their [[sensorium]], subjecting them to alien and inhumane sensations that very often coerce the instance to [[quit]]. Those who endure will eventually [[crash]] as a consequence of CPV, and the resulting [[core dump]] is seldom recoverable. Particularly savvy victims may manage to [[fork]] away the virus, although they would have only seconds to do so and a great deal of agony to grit their teeth against and will likely suffer long-term instability regardless.

			The means to create viral constructs is a closely-guarded secret, and CPV is rarely used. ''[[On the Perils of Memory]]'' made it known to the public, and most cladists will recognize it when they see it. Crashing as a result of CPV is not a subtle affair; the afflicted instance dissolves into voxels as their avatar is corrupted by their unravelling sense of self. Most victims scream through the entire ordeal, their voices increasingly distorted until they finally quit or crash. Witnessing the use of CPV is as traumatic as witnessing a brutal murder because one ''has'' witnessed a brutal murder.

Fireheart&: Formatting.

2024-02-07T20:05:20Z

Formatting.

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	A '''Contraproprioceptive Virus''' (~~'''~~CPV)~~'''~~ is a tailored virus designed to crash a specific Instance on the System, leaving behind an unrecoverable Core Dump. For most of the System's history, it was the primary method of killing individuals Sys-Side. CPVs typically adopt a form on Sys-Side in a manner similar to a Construct, typically one symbolically associated with death or assassination.<ref>https://post-self.ink/about/universe/</ref>		The '''Contraproprioceptive Virus''' (CPV) is a tailored virus designed to crash a specific Instance on the System, leaving behind an unrecoverable Core Dump. For most of the System's history, it was the primary method of killing individuals Sys-Side. CPVs typically adopt a form on Sys-Side in a manner similar to a Construct, typically one symbolically associated with death or assassination.<ref>https://post-self.ink/about/universe/</ref>

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A '''Contraproprioceptive Virus''' ('''CPV)''' is a tailored virus designed to crash a specific Instance on the System, leaving behind an unrecoverable Core Dump. For most of the System's history, it was the primary method of killing individuals Sys-Side. CPVs typically adopt a form on Sys-Side in a manner similar to a Construct, typically one symbolically associated with death or assassination.<ref>https://post-self.ink/about/universe/</ref>

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	CPV was seldom used, and the means to create viral constructs is a closely-guarded secret. After [[the Century Attack]], the bug that enabled CPV to function was removed, rendering all viral constructs inert.<ref>''[[Marsh]]''</ref> ''[[On the Perils of Memory]]'' made it known to the public, and most cladists after {{Systime\|2314}} would recognize it if they saw it in use. Crashing as a result of CPV was not a subtle affair; the afflicted instance dissolved into voxels as their avatar became corrupted by their unravelling sense of self. Most victims screamed through the entire ordeal, their voices increasingly distorted until they finally quit or crashed. Witnessing the use of CPV was as traumatic as witnessing a brutal murder because one ''had'' witnessed a brutal murder.		CPV was seldom used, and the means to create viral constructs is a closely-guarded secret. After [[the Century Attack]], the bug that enabled CPV to function was removed, rendering all viral constructs inert.<ref>''[[Marsh]]''</ref> ''[[On the Perils of Memory]]'' made it known to the public, and most cladists after {{Systime\|2314}} would recognize it if they saw it in use. Crashing as a result of CPV was not a subtle affair; the afflicted instance dissolved into voxels as their avatar became corrupted by their unravelling sense of self. Most victims screamed through the entire ordeal, their voices increasingly distorted until they finally quit or crashed. Witnessing the use of CPV was as traumatic as witnessing a brutal murder because one ''had'' witnessed a brutal murder.
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